The phrase "all this messy" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and would typically require additional context or modification to be grammatically correct.
Example: "I can't believe all this mess is still here after the party."
Alternatives: "all this chaos" or "all this disorder".
Southampton Hospital lets you know that it understands what a drag all this messy medical stuff can be when you're on a busy summer weekend, careening from tennis lesson to benefit to cocktail party with nary a moment to waste sitting around a hospital emergency room.
In early 2013, Lytle elaborated: "I love the idea of making another Grandaddy record, but I wouldn't want it hanging over my head like 'Okay, you made this record, now are you guys going to get out there and tour in support of it?' I'm hoping for this dream scenario where I can make Grandaddy records every so often and not have all this messy stuff that goes along with it.
The whole theme of the Politico piece is that great things would happen if only the insiders could override all this messy democracy stuff.
But in arguing that Mr. Polanski should be absolved of culpability and allowed to put all this messy business behind him, that is precisely what Mr. Harris is proposing that we do.
The Flatiron project aims to take all of this messy, unstructured data captured at every stage of the patient's interaction with care providers, and structure it so it too can be used for comparative analysis, alongside the data of millions of others.
And it's these fears and these frustrations that are causing all of this messy, nasty, ignorant controversy.
And it all started with this messy 92-2 defeat.
We're all part of this messy, gorgeous human existence, each of us the sum of our experiences, blissful, heartbreaking and ugly.
I know the picture is far more complicated than this, and I'm leaving out all the messy stuff that keeps banking analysts in business.
This is an awkward and uncomfortable step in the process of forming new ventures, and there's no question that many founders would rather bypass all this potentially messy stuff.
Of course, this neglects all the messy fine details in which large amounts of energy can be lost.
